Joseph Heller Quotes

Doc Daneeka Gave Him A Pill And A Shot That Put Him To Sleep For Twelve Hours. When Yossarian Woke Up And Went To See Him, Doc Daneeka Gave Him Another Pill And A Shot That Put Him To Sleep For Another Twelve Hours. When Yossarian Woke Up Again And Went To See Him, Doc Daneeka Made Ready To Give Him Another Pill And A Shot. "How Long Are You Going To Keep Giving Me Those Pills And Shots?" Yossarian Asked Him. "Until You Feel Better." "I Feel All Right Now." Doc Daneeka's Fragile Suntanned Forehead Furrowed With Surprise. "Then Why Don't You Put Some Clothes On? Why Are You Walking Around Naked?" "I Don't Want To Wear A Uniform Any More." Doc Daneeka Accepted The Explanation And Put Away His Hypodermic Syringe. "Are You Sure You Feel All Right?" "I Feel Fine. I'm Just A Little Logy From All Those Pills And Shots You've Been Giving Me.

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